Defense Edict Won't End Military Feud, Officials Say
Washington officials predict Forrestal's centralization order will fail to stop interservice brawls over the air force program. Army, navy, and air forces clash on 70 group plans, with Congress likely to push for unified power despite the edict.
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30 Days in Jail For Hiding in Bar
Patrick J. Fleming, 24, hid in an attic above a Market street bar for a month and drank fine bourbon. He received 30 days in county jail, a five month suspended sentence, and two years of probation. The judge urged him to seek religion and stop drinking.
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Patrick J. Fleming
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Twain Michelson
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Allied tribunal to pronounce Tojo war crimes verdicts
The Far East Allied tribunal will meet in Tokyo to declare judgment on Hideki Tojo and 24 other Japanese leaders on 55 counts. Judges have reviewed about 9 million words in six months, with final rulings possibly 10 days or more away. General MacArthur will review the verdicts.
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Allied Military Tribunal For the
Far East
Hideki Tojo
Japanese War Ministry
Tojo
United States
General MacArthur
Socialites Egging Incident Lands Two in Court in Lexington
Two Philadelphia socialites Nancy Clark and Ella Widener 21 and 20 respectively forfeited 200 bonds and paid 19 dollars plus costs after throwing an egg at police at Lexington Kentucky headquarters early Sunday. companion James Henderson 28 had bond returned but paid 19 dollars in fines. Magistrate Foster Beatty described the breech of peace case and the women faced a brief lockup before sentencing.
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Nancy Clark
Ella Widener
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Elmendorf Farm
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Beatty
Floridan Fined $50 for Sawing Rowboat in Half
Miami A P report says Dewey Frazier was fined 50 dollars for sawing a rowboat in half and taking his share home. His attorney said the fine was paid under protest and would be appealed. Frazier and George Ford owned the boat jointly until last Wednesday.
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Miami
Dewey Frazier
C. C. Curry
Frazier
George Ford
Fake Captain Wanted To Impress Husband Case
Anne B. Stark of Brooklyn pled guilty to illegally wearing a woman marine captain’s uniform. She said she did it to impress her husband an army captain and was fined $50 but the penalty was suspended after her explanation. FBI arrested her en route to a service plane.
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Anne B. Stark
Brooklyn
New York
FBI
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